Stories from Morocco on life during quarantine. An audio serial written, recorded, edited, and produced by students of Al Akhawayn University in Morocco. All students worked remotely during online classes in April-May 2020, producing their first podcast serial for my Media Production Seminar course.

EPISODE 4: CLASS DISMISSED?
by Salma Errougani, Fatima Ezzahra Naja, and Mohamed Samsseme
Four university students face inconveniences and connection issues during their online class with their chaotic households.

EPISODE 4: CLASS DISMISSED?

Stories from Morocco on life during quarantine. An audio serial written, recorded, edited, and produced by students of Al Akhawayn University in Morocco. All students worked remotely during online classes in April-May 2020, producing their first podcast serial for my Media Production Seminar course.

EPISODE 2: MISINFORMED
by Hafid Dmarh, Saad El Harti, and Mostapha Weld Boulkhair
A father and son find themselves on opposite ends of the media information divide as they adapt to lockdown rules.

EPISODE 2: MISINFORMED

Stories from Morocco on life during quarantine. An audio serial written, recorded, edited, and produced by students of Al Akhawayn University in Morocco. All students worked remotely during online classes in April-May 2020, producing their first podcast serial for my Media Production Seminar course.

EPISODE 1: STUCK WITH FAMILY
by Camila Messari, Abdallah Mounir and Salim Ouli
Two feuding sisters must look after their grandmother while their parents are stuck abroad as Morocco's commercial airspace is closed.

EPISODE 1: STUCK WITH FAMILY

Stories from Morocco on life during quarantine. An audio serial written, recorded, edited, and produced by students of Al Akhawayn University in Morocco. All students worked remotely during online classes in April-May 2020, producing their first podcast serial for my Media Production Seminar course.

EPISODE 3: HOME ALONE
by Souad Rahhal and Lamiss Taleb
A student living alone with his dog confronts boredom and loneliness as the days of confinement challenge his sanity.

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